tzakrajs

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by tzakrajs 9y ago
I paid him like $10, totally worth it.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Which makes you wonder how YouTubers monetize their baby and dog videos. The internet is a magical place where money materializes for bad reasons.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
And the federal government finances all of the bidding.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Facebook truly needs an independent group to audit their site and give them a grade. Anyone interested in doing this with me?
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Do they know for sure who is sitting at the computer?
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
And that AI is a bubble within a bubble?
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
You mean like spend a billion dollars buying and building a satellite imagery company and then liquidate it to a competitor for equity in their company?
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
God is dead and we have killed him.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
It helps to keep the illusion of exclusivity the more people you turn away.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Hey those clowns went to Ivy league schools in some cases! Best clown college ever?
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
I think UBI needs to be thoughtfully and strategically phased so as not to disrupt the status quo derogatorily. An overnight switch to UBI seems politically unfeasible because of typical quixotism of so many people. It's an experiment
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
What is an ideological Turing test? I don't think I understand your parenthetical remark.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
I get it now, I will practice that more. But won't you be breadthening the argument by saying the steel was weakened and not melted and then they will ask about how beads of steel were reportedly seen or recorded?
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Turns out jet fuel can catalyze fires that burn hotter than jet fuel.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Also there were documented hotspots that were in excess of steel melting temperature. This was due to regular office debris being burnt quickly, thanks to the jet fuel that had catalyzed it when it sprayed out into the center and floors abo
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
This reminds me of the badges at Queercon that are specifically made to interact with each other via radios or physical connection. https://hackaday.com/2017/08/07/inside-this-years-queercon-b...
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Reads like a fluff piece for Qualcomm, I wonder how much they paid.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
"leisure time"
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Peter Theil says lots of things.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Starting? Like ten years ago they started and now it's in nearly every plane.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
What if the rules of the killer robots are benevolent? Maybe we have a day in the shade.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
This is so cringe, the notion they are pursuing keto with so much animal products is just gross. They probably think they've found their body's best way to diet. Ugh.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Could I stop by this afternoon and expect it to be in stock or was this a temporary offering?
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Rail line is like airline but for trains, perhaps?
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Wait.. Levandowski took files from Google as leverage in case they didn't pay him his bonus? What did he plan to do exactly? In what case does that ever make sense? One can't assume any ownership of or rights to the files whether
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Perhaps laser behaves differently when there is less atmosphere between it and the target.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Just imagine if the source code for SMB was let loose.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
Sounds like a personnel issue more than a chat client problem.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
I see Slack as being real time and asynchronous because the contents of your conversation remain resident in the chat and there is no expectation that you respond immediately.
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by tzakrajs 9y ago
It's not hard to make PHP seg fault and in the course of doing web development and hosting you will need to use core files to debug opaque issues with GDB.

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